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Fiber Concrete Roofing Production

Fiber Concrete Roofing (FCR) tile is a building material developed for covering roofs which can be used for socialized and economic housing...
GSM Data Terminal

The GSM Data Terminal will give companies the convenience of a wireless access to different information using mobile phones that will lead to limitless Short Message Service (SMS) applications...
Wind Energy Resource Atlas of the Philippines

The atlas was created using an advanced computerized mapping system called Geographical Information System (GIS) which incorporates gridded terrain data and formatted meteorological data...

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ASTI IPv6 Training at Region X
IPv6 for beginners Training at Xavier University October 12-13, 2011

Technology Intervention Projects - Central Luzon Part 2
Technology Intervention Projects - Central Luzon Part 2


Saksi: DOST: Ovycidal trap system is effective killer of mosquito eggs
Saksi: DOST: Ovycidal trap system is effective killer of mosquito eggs. Courtesy of GMA News TV

 
 

 Maps and Information on Earthquake and Tsunami

Source: DOST-PHIVOLCS
  
Liquefaction Susceptibility
Map of the Philippines
Tsunami Prone Areas
in the Philippines
Philippines Earthquake-
induced Landslide Hazard Map

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S&T POST

Vol 28 4th Quarter, 2010

SuperRice, an iron-fortified rice, promises to make people livelier, brighter, and stronger.

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DOST Digest

Vol 3, October, 2010

Pres. Aquino confers Longkod Batan Award to PHIVOLCS chief.
World Robot Olympiad programme of activities.

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What's in a name?
Written by Aristotle P. Carandang
Tuesday, December 14, 2010 04:42 AM


'A rose by any other name remains as sweet'. This Shakespearean classic has become an ammunition of those who resist change. Perhaps, it could be true if we talk of Cojuanco, Lopez, Tan, Sy, Aquino, etc. But can it be true to Dela Cruz, Reyes, and ....read full story

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 S & T Trivia


 In 1902, the serum laboratory of the Bureau of Health (now Department of Health) and the botany section of the Bureau of Agriculture (now Department of Agriculture) were both under the Bureau of Government Laboratories. 


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